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I'm jealous. I've done a ton of work in the area, but have never made it up any of the peaks. You've got some great photographs!

I think you'd be okay with the liner, but would definitely shiver through a few of the evenings. I hiked the CT with a 32 degree bag and spent approximately 10 out of my 45 nights wishing I had a 20...

Bearpaw got it right... Do the chunk between Highway 50 and Durango. Although the Cochetopa Hills are a bit dry and monotonous, La Garita Wilderness, Weminuche Wilderness, and Indian Ridge are...

I hate to echo previous responses, but a 40 degree bag will be insufficient. Go with a 20 degree down bag - you won't regret your decision!!!

I'm from Denver, CO.

I keep to the 12,000 & 13,000-foot peaks because I prefer solitude.

Kudos on the guide! This is a great, paired-down hiking tool for the CT. I appreciate the work you put into it.

I agree with Mags. You really have to pick the gear that you're the most comfortable with. I tend to pack a little on the heavy side, but that's because I hate getting wet, cold, and bug bitten.
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I hiked the CT back in 2003, and started the hike on June 12. Georgia Pass and the Tenmile Range were a royal pain in the kister, but I wouldn't have changed my start date for the world.

As for...